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Japanese Beetle

Japanese Beetle

Photo by ica-ecology85
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Field Notes

Description:

The Japanese beetle are very distinctive. They have a reddish brown back with a green head.

Habitat:

They are from japan and don't do much distraction, but here in the U.S where they are more common now they damage gardens, lawn, etc.

Reference Links:

Japanese Beetle Life Cycle, Habitat & Facts | Garden Insect Guide

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A4 Ecology Fall 2014
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PublishedSeptember 16, 2014

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